US: US ambassador to work for membership in NSG

India is trying to join the NSG, a 48-member group that controls the nuclear trade, but China has repeatedly kept India's efforts in bother

New Delhi: A strong friendship between India and the United States can be a serious blow to China. In fact, US Ambassador to India Kenneth Jester said that US is working closely with international partners to subscribe India to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). Justor expressed hope that in the coming days, India will join Australia Group in case of chemical and biological weapons.

India is trying to join the NSG, a 48-member group that controls the nuclear trade, but China has repeatedly kept India's efforts in bother.

This is the first speech after Jester assumed the position of the US Ambassador to India. Jester said, "To join the NSG, a state-of-the-art export control system was necessary, which clearly India did not have at that time." He said that the initial talks on this subject were a bit formal and the conditions of both the countries There was little tension due to the widening gap